The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-01-27

friend Green Delay called this forenoon.
....Dr Kitchen came home. The DR.
says the way the work has been going or
the members get the calendar cleared or
Friday, and are enabled to adjourn over
Sunday and go home. Business has been
kept up pretty well.
SUNDAY.-Warm and rainy 49,. This
was quarterly meeting at M. E., but Elder
Arbuckle did not arrive until evening.
Rev. Rudisill conducted the sacramental
service in the afternoon. Rev. Arbuckle
preached to an immense throng tonight.
| By strange coincidence, the Elders SER
mon and that of Rev. Rudisill was from
the same subject. And ably was the sub
juct handled by both. Six persons joined
the Church this evening, and good con-
gregation attended sacramental service
this afternoon. The Presbyterians
have been conducting services all through
the week, with Rev. W. NJ Grimes, an
earnest worker. 49,. Rev. j. A. Lytle, of
the Christian Church is not holding pro-
tracted meeting just now, owing to tenn
porary ill-health. Lords Day, and other
regular services go on..... The Devils
Agenl'S are rejoicing over securing the
downfall of one young man who joined
the Gospel Temperance movement.
Every effort is made to drag down those
who have dared to come out on the side of
decency and sobriety. The doggery-
keeper never loses an opportunity of
proving himself terrible nuisance
Misunderstanding Elder Arbuckle
held services at M. E. Church to-day,
morning and evening. At the meeting
tonight there was great interest mani
eral were converted. 1t was a splendid !
meeting -. AT the Presbyterian Church |
there was Temperance meeting. -.
William Yerian was in attendance at
Love Feast tonight. "A friend of
Sam Fraley's, from Kentucky, is here ar
ranging with Sam some business matters
connected with his affairs in Kentucky.
By the way, if the story of Fraley's life
for the past few years be corroborated on
the witness stand as it appears on the out
side, it is doubtful if even Penitentiary
case is made against Sam. At one time
IN Sans wanderings, Sheriff Lively was
almost close enough to lay hold of him,
ind he does not laugh at the Sheriff as he
loes at some of the Detectives" who
we're after him. John Tyler Leach
erves notice that Jackson Township did
lot furnish "Mutton-chop" the noted epi- {
ure now in Jail. Jackson may have fur {
lished some of the mutton, but not the {
ater thereof. 1t turns out-just as we {
cared it would-that "chop" is a Pike
'ounty Democrat, a sort of "died in the
vooP' fellow. But we don't know but it
5 good precedent when man can make
Pike County Democrat, with earnest
ess of purpose, to follow the bleeding
lmb," even though he does swallow the
amb afterward. We ask the pardon of
riend Leach, and Jackson Township. a
continue to do right, friends. live Cody q
ves-and keep an eye on your sheep.
TUESDAY Mrs. John Shoemaker one .
the old residents of Jefferson Town i,
zip, died last night. The Shoemaker
lmily is one of the best known in the
ounty, and our old friend John has the n
Vmpathy of a large circle of friends.
[rs. Shoemaker was daughter of the :.
tie John Burnsides, and sister of Mrs. y
anna. of this place ...... Dr. Ed. L.
)hnson died last night, at his home on "
lain Street. .....J. E. Ferree of Wells
N, is in town.